African World Airlines marks eleventh anniversary

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Africa World Airlines  marks eleventh  anniversary with exciting passenger rewards 

....Plans expansion 


Africa World Airlines (A.W.A) celebrated its 11years on Thursday 21st September, 2023 across its networks.

As part of the anniversary celebration, which was themed on awarding passengers for their loyalty, there was a ‘lucky dip’ organized at the departure halls across its operated networks which is Accra, Kumasi, Tamale, Takoradi, Lagos and Abuja.

The lucky dip was to reward passengers with 11 free return tickets across its network to appreciate their loyalty since the company started it operations.

According to the Head of Commercial Jonathan Appiah, this year’s anniversary is to give back to the passengers to honor their loyalty and commitment to A.W.A as it grows to serve them well.

He further said, there are plans of operating to Dakar, Banjul, Cotonou, Conakry and Port Harcourt and also resume their suspended operation to Abidjan, Freetown and Monrovia.

Speaking on the regional expansion, ‘there are plans to acquire E-190 aircraft for next year. This is to help in bringing the company’s mission which is to connect Africa to the world through the most efficient, safe and reliable air transport service’ he added.

Mr. Appiah also used the opportunity to inform the public that A.W.A primary form of communication is Email and hence disregard any message which suggest AWA as a visa issuing outfit. He advised the public to treat that as fraudulent and encouraged the use of the company official website and mobile app when in need of any information.

PHOTO CAPTION

MR. ADJEI EMMANUEL APPAI (2ND LEFT), A PASSENGER FROM ACCRA TO LAGOS, BEING PRESENTED THE WINNING TICKET BY THE CREW IN ACCRA

MR. MUHAMMED-SHITTU  ABDUL-RAHMAN BALOGUN, WINNER OF THE TICKET FROM LAGOS TO ACCRA FLANKED BY STAFF OF THE AIRLINE





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